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re "a long ways behind the age,' because

are "a long ways behind the age,' because
we do not advocate the Utopian scheme of
a railroad from this place to Greenville.
With all due courtesy, we take the liberty
of doubling the maturity of the judgment
of our brother of the Mountaineer on the
subject of railroads. We do not believe
there is sane man in Columbia who would
take the road and agree to keep it up if it
were constructed and presented to him,
free of expense, in fee simple. We shall new
er oppose any plan of internal improve
ment, however much it may conflict with
local interest when the business of any sec
tion warrants it; but the squandering OF
money upon any visionary scheme we Will
always oppose. ."-Regisier.
How TO RETAIN HEALTH.-It is impos-
sible to lay down any rules for health which
may be followed safely by all persons.
Health depends largely upon the diet.
Some people cannot eat newly baked bread;
others cannot eat it when stale. Much fresh
meat, with some constitutions, induces full
ness of the head and feverish state of the
system, because it makes blood too fast. 1t
should, therefore, be discarded and little
salt meat or fish, if the appetite Graves it,,
with fresh fruit and vegetables, will be
found, probably, to be just what the system
requires. In truth, with health as in many
other things, each person must be a law un-
to himself. Inacute or intricate cases ply
sicians are necessary, but in many minor
matters they cannot decide. 1t is true that
what is lone mans meat may be another
mans poison" and little poisoning now
and then seems indispensable to teach US
our individual physical as well as mental
idiosyncracies. Experience thus gained, if
not carried to such an excess as to prove too
severe schoolmaster, Will be of more value
through life than all thedoctors in Christen-
dom-with all respect be it spoken-besides
saving many long bill at the drug store:
Children should be taught at an early period
of life to avoid the use of condiments.
Their food should be plentiful but simple.
Many a mother will give her very young
children rich food-pastry, cake and sauces,
and condiments of the most indigestible or
fiery kind-and tell you her children are
healthy, and nothing hurts them. Perhaps
the injury is not otapparent at first, but it will
not be long before headaches, indigestion of
the most serious character, dyspepsia, fixed
for life, disproves the truth Of her opinions.
Halls Journal Of Health.
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BULLOCK'S CREEK

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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

VNHIRTY days after date, application will be
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rating OLIVET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
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SESSION OF OLIVET CHURCH.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.

ITNHE undersigned offers FOR RENT for the
year 1887, a one-story DWELLING HOUSE,
containing four rooms. For particulars, apply
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All druggists sell it. For particulars and full
directions address
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.. Atlanta, Tia.
August II 81 ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

6s- A MISTAKE THAT TIME.-"Yes,"
said Hendrix to the minister, II am proud
of that dog. Why, he knows the different
days of the week." Just then the dog 6e-
gan to run to q gun which stood IN the
Corner. then back to his master, and wag
his tail. ssHe's made mistake this time,
pa," said young Bobby: che thinks it's
Sunday"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
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WHICH is THE BEST
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Prices within the reach Of ALL Call and geta
descriptive circular, and see the machine, which
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

1886. WEST LIBERTY STREET. 1886.
Yorkville Livery and Feed Stables
4 RE still on boom, and the year 1886 finds
n me with some Of the finest Vehicles ever
shown in the Livery business in Yorkville, and
surpassed by none. Everything will be kept
in the best style. Give me a trial and be con-
vinced.
Cincinnati and Columbus Buggies
Of every description will be kept. Spring Wag
ons, Phatons, &C., of the best make, always on
hand.
FOR FUNERALS
I have fine Queen City Hearse and Clarence
Coach, which will be sent to any part eff the coun-
ty at short notice. Terms reasonable.
A'Big Bargain.
have a Jumpseat Phaton and some Buggies
on hand that will give big bargain in, if sold
soon to make room for my new stock.
HAVE YOUR HORSES FED
At the Yorkville Livery and Feed Stables, where
they will receive the best attention.
October 13 Al If
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RFIIIIEF! !
Forty Years A Suffer From Catarrh.
WONDERFUL TO RELATE!

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to CATARRH-three-f -fourths of the time
sufferer from eXcruciating pains across my
forehead and nostrils. The discharges were so
offensive that hesitate to mention it, except for
the good that it may do some other sufferer. L
have spent young fortune from my earnings
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cines-every one could learn of-from the four
corners of the EARTH with no relief. And at last
Isl years of age) have met with remedy that
has cured ME entirely-made me a new man.
weighed 1913 pounds and now weigh lag. used
thirteen bottles Of the medicine, and the only re-
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free MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Macon, Georgia.
For sale by LOWRY & STARR, Yorkville.
November II III lY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

A TREAT.-An old man wearing misft
suit was hurrying through the slush in Mar
ket street, late yesterday afternoon, when
his feet suddenly few out from under him:
There was splash, muffled snort, and
then the man with the misfit suit was seen
to rise slowly to his feet.
''Hurt you much ?" asked sympathetic
witness of the accident.
smile. 0In fact, it was a good deal of a
treat. have slipped upon the sidewalks
seventeen times this winter, but this is the
first time have had the good fortune to
strike the snow when it was soft. Just
squeeze the water out of the coat-tails,
please. PhiLudeLphi0 Call.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

~ "Say !'you are looking as if you had
been to funeral !" he exclaimed, as they
met on Griswold street yesterday.
"Well, it's almost that"
"Any relativedied %
"Yes-an aunt"
ssPooh! But may be she was rich ?"
"She was"
Sand you were'her pet"
eyes,"
"And she left you $4,000, and you want
the public to think you feel sorry that she's
gone."
'She didn't leave me copper, and want
the public to know just what Pm grieving
over, hang it,! I've borrowed over $4,000
on the strength of what didn't get"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

KNEW HIMsELF.-Merchan to apPli-
can't for a job-'Do you know anything
about figures, Uncle Rastus?"
Uncle Rastus-"Yes, sah."
Merchant-"Well, if I were to lend you
five dollars and you promised to pay me
one dollar each month, how much would
you owe me at the expiration of three
months?"
Uncle Rastus-"Fi' dollars, sah."
Merchant-"I'm afraid you don't know
much about figures"
Uncle RastCs-"No sir, but I specks 1
knows all 'bOut Uncle RaStus"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

No FRUITLEss ERRANDs FOR HIM.
"Doctor, must ask you to renew that pre-
scription for my daughter. She is threat
ened with another attack, and"-
II gave you no prescription, sir. Pm no
doctor of medicine. Pm dentist"
"Oh, you are. Well then, 60 to my house
and pull couple of teeth for my wife.
Pm not going to run four or five blocks
for nothing. philadelphia CaN.
@A A burglar, who was doing neat job
on large safe was Mortified, on looking up,
to see man standing beside him. He was
about to retire, when the gentleman said !:
"Go ahead, I am interested in that job"
"Why?" asked the astonished burglar.
because I have forgotten the com bination,
and no living person knew it but myself.
If you can get that safe open, I'll make it
worth YOUR WHILE"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

D@ An attendant at Mount Vernon, not
long ago, found lady weeping most bitter
ly and audibly, with her handkerchief at
her eyes. He slipped up to her, and said:
"Are you in trouble, madam ?"
"No, sir" she sobbed.
II saw you weeping"
"Ah," said she, show can one help weep
ing at the grave of the Father of his
Country p"
30, indeed, madam" said he, "that's
not it. The tomb's over yonder. This is
the ice-house."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
C. & L. NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD.
&EmyT 1E;5f7EEEzEHi .EEz5=7siE:EzEEszHEz4i

CCHEDULE of Mail and Passenger Trains
y from Lenoir, N. c., to Chester, S. c., taking
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Ana1arans Repartment.
HELIKED THEM.-United States Senator
Sawyer, of Wisconsin, told this story to a

HEL1KED DTHEM.-United States Senator
SAWYER, of Wisconsin, told this story to
group of his fellow Senators
In early times up in the pine-woods, when
our folks weren't all millionaires, some OF
US used to get up a chopping syndicate. A
dozen fellows all good with the axe and
handspike would club together, chip in and
buy grub for the winter, and 60 into the
woods to chop and log pine. In the spring
expenses, and divided profits. One fallsuch
a party was made up in my town. They
were all ready to 90 into the woods, when
some one asked who was going to cook.
81 won't,n said one ~ can't, said anoth-
er. "A third said he could, but he'd be
blamed If he would. 1t went on, and no.
body would cook. In those times, as now,
a cook got big pay, not less than $50 a month.
The syndicate could hardly afford that.
Finally one fellow said if they couldn't hire
a cook they'd got to have grub, and there
was but one way out, they must DO the
cooking themselves. He suggested that
est straw must do the cooking. The first
man who should complain Of the grub
would have to relieve him. This was
agreed to, and they went into camp. The
first meal in camp was dinner. The cook
had seen his mother cook beans. It looked
easy, and he decided to have beans for din
ner. He put a peck in the kettle, chucked
in big piece Of pork and double handful
of salt. In time the men sat down to din
ner. Everybody helped himself. The first
to dish out some beans put big spoonful IN
his mouth. They were smoking hot and
somewhat salt. The fellow spewed the
stuff out with big swear word. "Those
are the doggondest beans ever ate. Still,
T like tham-T like them0
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

D0 A little Virginia darkey named Cyrus
had an older brother, Cassius, who had
spent winter in Washington in swell So
ciety, and when he returned home he set
himself up as teacher to his less cultured
family. One day at the table Cyrus said to
mustn't say 'lasses, Cy," corrected Cassius !;
''you must say mo.lasses." "Uh! !" grunted
Cyrus; shows gwine to say mo- lasses
when hain,t had none vet ?n-Criiic.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

~ A well-known minister was sent South
from New Jersey few years ago to labor
among the colored people. They received
him with many demonstrations of joy, and
at the first meeting which he held one COL
ored preacher prayed for him with great
earnestness thus: 80 Lord! Bless dis yer
dear brudder what's come down from the
Mort to preach de Gospil to US. 'Noint him
with the kerosene Of salvashin, and set him
on fire."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

ns~ Much time on every farm is spent in
doing small jobs, and if proper conveniences
for these are not furnished, the time wasted
is 80 much clear loss. A good farmer will
try to have stock, grain, hay and roots, with
water. all under one roof. This enables
him to do the work with the least needless
labor, end gives more time for necessary i'm
prOvements.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02

sP Flour of sulphur is the great remedy
employed in Canada to check mildew on
grape vines, but the National Agricultural
Society of France, in its session of few
weeks ago, brought into prominence anoth-
er remedy, which M. Pasteur says is so eff:
fectual that the inventor should be discov-
cred if possible and suitable reward con-
ferred upon him. The remedy is a mixture
of milk of lime and sulphate of copper.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
ELASTIC GUN WADDING.

All kinds of Furniture repaired. Terms lib
eral. J. ED. JEFFERYS.
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WHAT MAKES A MAN.-What makes the
man is his character, and not his appear
ance, nor anything external: The poet
Burns, who was walking in Edinburg with
fashionable young man, met and spoke to
a worthy, but plainly dressed farmer:
When his companion blamed him, the poet
replied:
'Why, it was not the rough coat that !
spoke to, but the man that was in it; and
the man, sir for true worth, would weigh
down you and me, and ten more such, any
day."
it is the character that makes the man,
and the character is always being shaped
by the daily thoughts and actions. Every
boy is building up, day by day, the charac-
ter that will make or mar his manhood.
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Die 2Hffelaeidid,te,

bic felt rs eSabren iiber Gen. Butler ers
adblt morben unb fogar in geidi9tlide
@erfe iibergesansen lit. 1T bor 9uraem
BON Sen. Butler felber als beeibigtem
3eugen Dor ben Mnipruds. Geri@t unb
6ur1 Qlftenffiide in folgenber Weiie
ribtig ge5ielIt poroen: Na6Sem Gen.
Butler i'm Mai 1862 Netu Orleans bee
iebt bate, fdlug er iein 9auptquartier
In Dem prd1tigen Sauie bes gefIii9tes
ten getpelenen 8efeblsbabers Der Staot,
bes 2ebellens8eneral Spiggs auf. 8ei
ieiner eiligen 6lu6t aus Netp Orleans
batte Spiggs feline 3eit mebr gebabt,
beritieoene Wertbia6en In ieinem bors
tigen 6auie In Gi9erbeit au bringen,
unb befonbers faub Butler bort aud aIs
lerlei 6ilbersei@irr, oarunter filberne
26ffeI Dor. Mum ben gbrenidbel, ipels
den General 3wisss einit bonn gongreB
in Maibington ipegen 3apTerfeit i'm
meritanii6en Rriese erbalten bate, lieB
er surad. Dor einieen Sabren perlangs
te cine So9ter bes 9uigss, ber f6on i'm
September 1862 geforben 1T, bic 9ers
ousaabe oieies 6dbeIs BON Gen. But.
Ter, nnb nun lfellte es fid beraus. baB
Der Gdbel in Ginansninifferium in
Waibington uufbepabrt wurbe. iuobin
ihn einft Sen. Butler uebff anberer
Griegsbeute abgeliefert bate.
gei bem in iiinsiter 3eit gefiibrten
YroseB Dor benz WafbingtOner Ins
fprudsseridt banbelie es iid nun be'
ionbers au6 um bas ertudbnte Spiggs's
i6e Silberssug, eini6IieBli6 Der S6ffel.
llnb ba purbe ni6t nur our9 Gen.
8utlers AusIagen, fonbern aud bur9
amtIi1e Ntteniiiide folgenber 5batbes
itaro feitgefelt: Oils oas fraglife
GiIber3eug i'm Smiggs'f6en 9auie in
Nem Orleans bon 2euten Buffers In
notbbiirItigem Ieriied aufsefunben
poreen mar, lieb Butler bon bieiem
@erdtb ipie BON Der gan3en 9auseins
ri9tung, elm Snuentar aufnebmen.
M6bel unb Geidirr tuurben bon ibm
unb leinem Stabe, 10 lanse feline Serrs
i9aft in Nep Orleans mdbrte. mad gu.
tenn 9riegsre6t benubt. 9lber melt
enifernt, fib etipas babon anaueignen,
lieferte 8utIer, als er i'm ytopember
1862 bon Nep Orleans abberufen
purbe, au9 biele Sinse an Ieinen
Nadfolser General gdnts ab.
Die Quittung bes 8eneral Sanfs iiber
bieie abIieferung, iopie iiber bic UieleH
anberen bon ben 8lauiaden in Hem
Orleans in allerlei 8erited sefunbenen
Wertbfaden lieat bor, ebeuio cine Be-
i6einigung ber &egierung. tuona9 bies
fer ganSe &ebelleufrempel, ben einit
Butler in Nen Orleans als 6einbess
eigentbum nit Beidlag belest bate,
ipdter nod Mafbinston abgeliefert
ipurbe. Sept III alio euoli6 bic S0fs
felsef6ibte griinoli9 absetban.
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Gin Qrst oer Seefe.
Oionlall BON gSilbelnine b. Silern.

LGortietuns.l
ssobannes mar tief ergriffen. 4rmes
Weib, iagte er, ipeun Su Did tuebtla'
aeub um benz Sob elmer Wtutter, zines
Iaters ober @atten bpr mir 5ur groe
uiirfe|f uno in Sbrdnen Oein Intlib
babete5t -e es f6nnte mid nidt 10 erbars
men, als bies cine rubige Wort: Sd
babe ME geliebt! - sic bliden mid
tfauuenb an! gs pirb bic 3eit fommen,
no sic mid berfeben. mo sic an Sbs
rem G6meraen bic Greuben ermehen
lernen, um Die man sic betrog; bann
aber tpirb Sbmen Der Mann sur Settle
jieben, ben sic iebt bielleibt als Sbren
Seinb betradten, unb on feiner Bruif
r,0aen Sic oann tpeinen ufit elm perlos
renes 2eben, = bielleidt au6 elm neues
beferes beginner!
Grneifine tpanb.e fid) in tiefer grs
fd,iitterung BON Sobannes ab, he pollte
ibm uidt 3eigen, mas in ibr porging,
ne bau9te nur leiie bin: Seben sic
iuo6l, unb pollte fi9 entfernen.
Sic perIafea mids Sic siirnen mirs
Darf i1 nidt wiebertommeng fragte
esohannes tief befiimmert.
grnefine bIieb fteben unb i9tpieg.
Harf id nibt2 tpieberbolte er unb in
ieinem Some lag cine 10 i9merali9 itls
branfiise Bite, bab grnefine i'm Sns
nerffeu bapon berhbrt narb.
Ginen MugenbIid bes Samples mod
uno ba jfanb iie por inn, reidfe ibm bic
Sonb unb fagte nit einem feu9tidims
mernben Blid, Der Sobannes bas 9er3
iiberifr0men lieB;
9ommen sic tpieber.
Soft feane sic fiir biefes Wort. rief
er nit einem tiefen 9ltbemsug. taBte
etrerbietig bic 6anb unb perlieB oas
3immer. Sic bIieb regungslos In ft9
beriunfen.
Die Meotsbarfe flang 70 iiiB, bic Nos
fen oufteten 10 beraui1enb, bic B6gel
atuiif1erten unb bic Sonnenitrablen gois
len fold milbes 2i6t burd bic blauen
Borbdnae berein. sic beoba9tete es
nid)t, ibr Bid tpar mad innen gefebrt
ua6 persolgte elm ieIiiames Ooppelbilb,
oas ibre @eele nit fi9 binweg3og In
cine ferne, ldngff entf9munbene Ters
gaugenbeit, INNER ueiter 3uriid Bis in
bic Sage Der 2inobeit.
Warum uar es ibr, oils raufd]te iene
eide iiber ibrem Saupte, auf bic he
einit seflh1tet Dor 6em berrli9en Sung
lima? gbarum iab Fe bic fleine 4nges
lita auf einmal 10 beutlidb, tpie fe bic
puppe i'm Nrm belt, bic ibr Der grli'
Der gefdidt, unb 70 f6er boffte, ibre
3drili9teit t0nne bieielbe gum Seben
eripedens
unb uie He 70 baffano unb irdumte
| In Dem boIben Durdeinanberueben
BON 6arfentlang, Duff unb Qidt, ba
glitb he felbif ber Statue bes ppgmali'
on, als iit iinter oem 6au@ feiner 2ie'
be bic erFe 2ebenspdrne bur6 bic itar'
re Mlarraorbruif ergob unb ber erite
atbemsus bic iteinernen 2ippen Offnete
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sic f6nnten ni9t 10 unre6t baben!
bemerfte Sobannes, bic 6argebotene
Sano bes aIten S6ulmeilters i1uts
teInb.
.Sa, lang aenus baft Su uns bic
2eif perben lafIen! meinte Silsborn.
2iebe! milf Su ipObl ben Slid be-
foraen9 Oie 6erren MAIDEN uns biels
Iei6t bic ssreube, unier tleines Wfittags=
mabl nit uns su ibeilen, fir lie 1T uns
iere gBifunbe eine 6rtbffiids3eitl iagte
Der @@ulmeiiter au ieiner 5rau, bic bel
sesobannes gintritt aufgefanben mar uno
nur auf bic grIaubniB, iib 3u entfernen,
barrte. eSpbannes unb Silsborn lebns
ten QIes ab. Sie 6rau S9ulmeiftes
rim hattie iebod bereits bas 3immer bsrs
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